Jaeger Lecoultre skeleton clock

[Amanda hardyParticipant @amandahardy19022]

Hello all,



I have just come into possession of a Jaeger Lecoultre skeleton clock. It's very beautifully and runs fine. I just don't know when it was last serviced and am seeking out somebody who can service it. I want to keep it for many years to come.



I brought it up in this area of the site because the movement looks similar to a watch's – especially the corum golden bridge.



I called up old Al Archer, in Canada, and he told me he only works with watches. The clockmaker near me told me he only works on grandfather clocks and mantle clocks.



Any suggestions, please?

Edited By JasonB on 07/10/2015 08:02:18

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

Have you tried their service centres

[DustyParticipant @dusty]

Hi Amanda

It sounds as if you hail from the other side of the pond, try American or Canadian Horological Institutes. Be warned, as the owner of a Jaeger Lecoultre Atmos Clock servicing will not come cheap. I would recomend that you only use someone that has specialized knowledge of jaeger clocks.

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